A New Statue of Playwright Lorraine Hansberry Is On Tour and It Just Stopped at Howard University
In 1959, Lorraine Hansberry became the first Black woman to have a play on Broadway with A Raisin in the Sun. She was a fierce artist, journalist, and civil rights leader. Passing away at the young age of 34, Hansberry was able to accomplish great things in such a short time. Aside from writing A Raisin in the Sun, […]
5 Fun Traditions Every Black Family Should Start This Holiday Season To Create Lasting Memories
These are sure to make your holidays merry and bright! The holidays are fast approaching and there is no better time to make memories. We can almost smell the chestnuts roasting on an open fire while Jack Frost nips at our noses. While the holidays bring a bunch of generational traditions like cooking with family […]
No Ordinary Love: Here Are 7 Beautiful Times Black Love Proved That It Still Conquers All
There’s no love like Black love! Like most things, Black love was something Black people had to fight for, protect, and keep close to our hearts. It has a history of constantly being interrupted and disrespected, but I take solace in the fact that many of our ancestors still experienced it. Even those who were enslaved believed […]
This Heartfelt Video of Dad Making His Disabled Son Feel Like a Hero Will Put You In Your Feels
“Good job…We saved everybody!” We know, we know. Halloween is over, the costumes are put away, and Thanksgiving is next week! But we just couldn’t scroll past this super sweet video of Justin Coats making his son, Eli, feel like a hero. 100% in character, the father-son duo were both firemen for the night; their protective gear even […]
Meet Elisabeth Omilami, CEO Of The Largest Black-Owned Food Bank In The Southeast
She’s keeping her father’s legacy alive! Meet Elisabeth Omilami, CEO of the largest Black-owned food bank in the Southeast region, StyleBlueprint reports. The food bank was founded more than five decades ago by Omilami’s father, Hosea Williams, a civil rights leader who worked closely with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Then called Hosea Feed the Hungry & Homeless, the organization […]
Why The Miiriya App Is The Only App You’ll Need To Shop Black-Owned Businesses Black Friday and Beyond
We’re supporting Black-owned businesses all year round! The last few years have been a racial reckoning of sorts and we, the delegation of Black people, have begun to take inventory of all the ways we need to reclaim our power as a result. Economic empowerment is one of the first steps in our collective fight […]
6 Black YouTubers Who Can Teach You How To Cook Like A Pro Before Thanksgiving
Get your pen and paper and start taking notes! So look, we know we’re all still trying to lose the last bit of quarantine weight, but the holidays are fast approaching, and you might as well restart your gym membership in January because it’s time to eat! Whether you’re a seasoned cook or preparing for […]
This Toddler Cheering His Mother On While Helping Her Record Is Absolutely Adorable
“You can do it mommy!” Like most parents these days, Kourtney Marsh, founder and CEO of Free Your Curls, wanted to try the new TikTok dance with the help of her little one. Baby Jayce, her toddler, held the tripod while mom practiced her moves. Doing the TikTok choreography to Taylor Swift’s “Love Story,” […]
These Black Women Founders Raised $2.2M In Funding For Their HR Platform
They’re helping people get and stay hired! WorkTorch, the only career discovery platform for the service economy workforce, raised $2.2 million in a seed round led by Tenzing Capital, Tech Crunch reports. Previously known as QuickHire, sisters and founders Deborah Gladney and Angela Muhwezi-Hall’s new focus since raising more funds is not only more recruiting but also retention, […]
Here Are 6 Bookstores To Visit In NYC If You Want To Support More Black Authors<
Tis’ the season to snuggle with a book! No matter where you are in life, there’s always an opportunity to further your knowledge and understanding. More importantly, check your sources and make sure that the writers have shared values and a commitment to the communities you belong in. One of our favorite cities, and a […]